Shake Hands Forever Audio Worksheet - Macmillan Readers
Shake Hands Forever Audio Worksheet - Macmillan Readers
Shake Hands Forever Audio Worksheet - Macmillan Readers
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Listening <strong>Worksheet</strong> Pre-intermediate<br />
<strong>Shake</strong> <strong>Hands</strong> <strong>Forever</strong><br />
Ruth Rendell<br />
The story step by step<br />
1 Listen to Chapter 1 on your CD/download. Then match the descriptions below to the characters –<br />
Robert Hathall (RH), Mrs Hathall (MH) or Angela (A).<br />
a … knew that he’d had money problems _______<br />
b …was getting nervous _______<br />
c …‘s been cleaning the house to make it nice for you,’ _______<br />
d …‘s meeting us with the car,’ _______<br />
e … was looking around the car park for Angela and the car _______<br />
f … was so surprised to hear her son say sorry for something _______<br />
g … unlocked the front door _______<br />
h … was going out to the garage to look for the car _______<br />
i … climbed the stairs, checking for dust _______<br />
j … lay face-down on the bed _______<br />
Listen again to check your answers, then read pages 9–10 of your Reader.<br />
2 Listen to Chapter 2 on your CD/download. The text below is an extract from Chapter 2 in which Burden<br />
tells Wexford about the evidence. Listen carefully to the extract, and find six mistakes in the text<br />
below.<br />
‘There weren’t very many fingerprints in the house. Only some of Hathall’s prints, and some<br />
of his mother’s. They probably made them after they came home yesterday evening. Angela’s<br />
prints were on the front door, on the door from the kitchen into the hall, and on her bathroom<br />
door. That’s all. Perhaps she wore gloves to do her housework. The only other prints were<br />
those of an unknown male and one unknown woman. The man’s prints were only on the<br />
books and on the inside of the bathroom cupboard door.’<br />
Listen again to check your answers, then read page 18 of your Reader.<br />
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Listening <strong>Worksheet</strong> Pre-intermediate<br />
3 Listen to Chapter 4 on your CD/download. Circle the word you hear in the sentences from the chapter.<br />
a Wexford pretended to look at Hathall’s list of the jewellery / stuff that was missing.<br />
b ‘When my wife tried to stop him – he strangled / killed her.’<br />
c ‘A thief / robber wouldn’t need to do that.’<br />
d ‘A thief wouldn’t strangle your wife for fifty / fifteen pounds.’<br />
e I got married seventeen years ago. Three / Two years later I knew that I’d made a mistake.<br />
f ‘How did you meet Eileen / Angela?’<br />
g ‘But by then, Craig and Butler had fired / sacked me because . . .’<br />
h ‘After the divorce / separation, Eileen had my house and my daughter.’<br />
i ‘Angela has a brother / cousin near here.’<br />
j ‘After that, we only saw him once / twice.’<br />
Listen again to check your answers, then read pages 24–25 of your Reader.<br />
4 Listen to Chapter 6 on your CD/download. You will hear the words in the box below. One of the sounds<br />
for each word is underlined. Group the words according to the underlined sound, either /s/ or /z/. There<br />
are seven words for each sound. The first two have been done for you.<br />
The extract begins when Nancy Lake has a conversation with Wexford.<br />
busy was ask Wexford because clues his instead also<br />
refuse Alexandra except maps hairs<br />
/ s /<br />
/ z /<br />
ask<br />
busy<br />
You will find the conversation on page 34 of your Reader.<br />
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Listening <strong>Worksheet</strong> Pre-intermediate<br />
5 Listen to Chapter 8 on your CD/download. Put the events below in the order in which they happen in<br />
Chapter 8.<br />
a Wexford and Howard Fortune had lunch in a pub. _______<br />
b Wexford and Fortune visited Eileen Hathall. _______<br />
c Wexford went to the offices of Craig and Butler. _______<br />
d Wexford had a telephone conversation with Burden. _______<br />
e Wexford had a meeting with Charles Griswold. _______<br />
f Wexford and Fortune drove to Kingsmarkham. _______<br />
g Wexford talked to Fortune in the study. _______<br />
h Wexford and Fortune visited the offices of Kidd and Company. _______<br />
Read pages 41–46 of your Reader to check your answers.<br />
6 Listen to Chapter 10 on your CD/download. Match the events in the lefthand column, to the place<br />
names in the righthand column, below.<br />
1 Howard parked the car near a Kilburn.<br />
2 Robert and the woman walked off towards b Wandsworth Bridge.<br />
3 Wexford arrived at c Bury Cottage.<br />
4 By twelve o’clock Wexford was in d Half Moon Street.<br />
5 Hathall hit Ginge when he was following him to the e Waterloo or the Elephant and Castle.<br />
6 The 28 bus stops at f Wool Lane.<br />
7 You would go to West Hampstead Underground and<br />
change trains at<br />
8 Wexford was excited and immediately drove to h Piccadilly.<br />
9 Wexford walked into the garden at i 28 bus stop.<br />
g Kingsmarkham police station.<br />
10 Wexford took the necklace back to j Victoria Station just before half past<br />
eleven.<br />
You can check your answers on pages 53–55 of your Reader.<br />
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Listening <strong>Worksheet</strong> Pre-intermediate<br />
7 Listen to Chapter 13 on your CD/download. Complete the extracts below with the correct past tense<br />
(simple, continuous or perfect) you hear.<br />
a Wexford __________ (walk) down the garden. Lovat __________ (sit) on a wall by the river. He<br />
__________ (smoke) a cigarette and _________ (watch) his men digging.<br />
b ‘Let me guess,’ said Wexford. ‘Everyone __________ (think) that she __________ (go) to stay with her<br />
mother. Her mother __________ (write) to her, but __________ (not get) an answer. Grey __________<br />
(live) with another woman by then.<br />
c The Monday and Tuesday of the week before Christmas __________ (pass) with nothing from Lovat.<br />
Howard __________ (move) from West End Green to Notting Hill to watch for Hathall.<br />
d Wexford __________ (push) through the crowds of Christmas shoppers to get to the court. He<br />
__________ (find) a seat, then he __________ (look) around for the Chief Inspector. Lovat __________<br />
(watch) the man.<br />
Listen again to check your answers, and then read pages 65–67 of your Reader.<br />
8 Listen to Chapter 14 on your CD/download, and complete the sentences with the words you hear – ‘at’<br />
‘for’, ‘when’ or ‘since’.<br />
a Howard phoned ________ eight o’clock on Friday morning.<br />
b I had to go back to work ________ an hour or two.<br />
c ________ four o’clock that afternoon, Wexford went to Nancy Lake’s house for tea.<br />
d ‘Mark and I have been lovers ________ nineteen years,’<br />
e ‘We were going to marry ________ my husband died,’<br />
f ‘Were you thinking of his wife ________ you asked that?’<br />
g ‘Hathall’s been at Dartmeet Avenue __________ three o’clock,’<br />
h He came out of the house _________ 6pm.<br />
i We both waited ________ about five minutes.<br />
j Well, I have been watching him __________ some time now.<br />
You can check your answers on pages 70–72 of your Reader.<br />
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Listening <strong>Worksheet</strong> Pre-intermediate<br />
9 Listen to Chapter 16 on your CD/download and mark the following sentences ‘True’ or ‘False’.<br />
a It was nearly five o’clock when they got to the airport. ________<br />
b Burden and Polly stayed at the airport. ________<br />
c ‘Mr Hathall left this morning,’ the landlord told them. ________<br />
d Suddenly he saw a sign outside the airport. ________<br />
e It was crowded inside and it was difficult to get to the toilet. ________<br />
f ‘There were four hundred people in here last night,’ said the barman. ________<br />
g But he could see her. A girl with black hair. ________<br />
h Around her feet were six bags. ________<br />
i Wexford went quickly into the men’s toilet, and waited. ________<br />
j They were waiting for a bus. ________<br />
Listen again to check your answers, then read pages 76–78.<br />
10 Listen to Chapter 17 on your CD/download, and complete the gaps in the extracts below with the word<br />
you hear.<br />
a ‘There’s more to tell you,’ said Wexford. ‘Yes, there was a __________ fraud. Hathall arranged two<br />
________ accounts soon after he went to work at Kidd and Company. He __________ arranged more.<br />
But Morag Grey wasn’t part of the __________. She was an __________ woman.’<br />
b ‘What about the identification of the __________? Remember, Angela Hathall had no __________,’<br />
said Wexford. ‘Mrs Lake knew her, and so did Mark Somerset. But we weren’t likely to ask them to<br />
__________ the body.’<br />
c ‘Angela started cleaning the house __________ before her mother-in-law’s ___________,’ Wexford<br />
went on. ‘She had to clean off her own __________. She missed the __________ on the bath. That<br />
and the L-shaped __________ were hers.’<br />
d On the 19 th of __________, Angela drove to Myringham Old Town. She collected __________ and<br />
drove her back to Bury Cottage. She took her upstairs to wash or use the __________. Then she<br />
strangled her with Morag’s own __________. Next, she dressed Morag in the red __________ and<br />
jeans, and put her face-down on the __________.<br />
You can check your answers on pages 80–81 of your Reader.<br />
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